Accustomed to Scott Brown issuing the last-minute rallying cry before Celtic square off against their opposition, it was quite a culture shock for the Parkhead players when Stuart Armstrong took over leadership of the team’s customary huddle before the match against St Johnstone...

This week the guests (nearly) are all Celtic. Following from the victory over St Johnstone when Celtic’s starting outfield 10 had a combined age of just 22, we hear from one of those young stars Patrick Roberts...

CELTIC served up a devastatingly effective second half to sweep St Johnstone aside in a 4-1 victory at a sun drenched Celtic Park this afternoon as the Champions moved another step closer to achieving their invincible target...

With supporters calling for his stay to be extended, Patrick Roberts rounded off a week in which he had confirmed his commitment to his loan club’s bid to prove their domestic invincibility with a brace of goals that turned an awkward encounter into another walk in Celtic Park for the home side...

It was déjà vu for Celtic as, one week on from the club’s end of season awards, at the PFA Scotland gala, Scott Sinclair won Player of the Year, Kieran Tierney won Young Player of the Year and Moussa Dembele won Goal of the Season, for the remarkable move away to St Johnstone...

Ralston made a substitute appearance towards the end of last season away to St Johnstone and in this season’s Betfred Cup win over Motherwell but starting your first match at Celtic Park is something special...